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  • Tax increases set to have huge implications for businesses and individuals

    The new Labour government launches its much-anticipated autumn budget on October 30th. A rise in income tax, National Insurance or VAT have already been ruled out, so how will the government raise finances? Here we look at the possibilities. Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Prime minister Sir Keir Starmer calmed some nerves among homeowners by ruling […]

  • Best Workplaces in Travel

    Last month, we proudly sponsored the Best Workplaces in Travel Awards for the second year running. This year, we were the sponsor for the Mid-Sized Company Award. Julie Jones, our Development Director, attended the event and presented the award. We were thrilled to see so many T&G clients and partners in the room. Sponsoring the […]

  • Employment Law and the Election

    The general election has been announced for July 4th and depending on which party is elected to form the next government, the landscape of employment law and workers’ rights could change. As employers in the travel industry, it is important to understand what changes the main political parties propose to make, specifically to employment law in […]

  • 2024 Spring Budget — Key Announcements

    Recovering UK economy steered towards growth Amidst much anticipation Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered the Government’s Budget ahead of next year’s likely general election. Speculation that the Chancellor would include some significant announcements proved correct. Citing the positive progress the Government has made, the Chancellor announced that the UK economy is beginning to turn a corner […]

  • Travel & General Insurance Services is Back as a Proud Sponsor of Best Work Places in Travel for the Second Year!

    We are delighted to support Best Workplaces in Travel for the second consecutive year. Best Workplaces in Travel is an annual employee engagement survey and awards. Their survey provides top travel companies with critical insight into the key issues and drivers for people working in the travel industry, while their  awards celebrate the best performers […]

  • Risk, Safety and Crisis Management for a Sustainable Travel Industry

    We are excited to be involved as the headline sponsor for Sanderson Phillips and tranquilico.com inaugural seminar: Risk, Safety, and Crisis Management for a Sustainable Travel Industry Seminar” on April 23, 2024. Our Underwriting Director. Tejash Bhagani will be on a panel exploring Financial Risk and the pivotal role of insurance in shaping a resilient travel sector. Clients of t&g can […]

  • Autumn Statement 2023 — Key Announcements

    Risk adverse approach to aid recovering UK economy Under the possibility of a potential election date next year, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his Autumn Statement, a key note achievement of which was the continuing falling rate of inflation based on the latest forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility. Against the background of a seemingly […]

  • Why Cyber Insurance is being talked about

    One of the most talked about business insurances we offer to the Travel Sector is Cyber Insurance. Cyber insurance protects a Travel Company’s business from the expenses following a cyber incident or data breach and provides experienced technical support in the recovery process.  Comprehensive Cyber cover is important as Travel Organisers are very vulnerable to […]

  • The Chancellor’s Autumn Statement 2022 — WHA Summary

    Clarifying the Government’s economic focus after the confusion following the Mini Budget U-turns, the Chancellor championed the Government’s three economic priorities: stability, growth and public services. Amidst the backdrop of an economy in recession and struggling with the consequences of record inflation levels, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his Autumn Statement today. Clarifying the Government’s economic focus […]

  • WHA Mini-Budget Summary

    Chancellor Kwarteng reveals plan for tax cuts in mini-budget Kwasi Kwarteng was appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer on 6 September 2022 amidst a turbulent time for the Conservative Government, and within the wider context of financial hardship for many individuals and businesses. Chancellor Kwarteng’s first task was to deliver a mini-budget — effectively an emergency […]